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  1. 18-06-2010, 07:48 #31
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    Re: PARAs 10 - 12th September 2010

    theres a good flyer for you in your Legion Extra in the mail today..
    Tick where it hurts!!!
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  2. 18-06-2010, 12:20 #32
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    Re: PARAs 10 - 12th September 2010

    I did this last year. 1hr 46mins.... not bad for a Signaller
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  3. 18-06-2010, 12:44 #33
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    Re: PARAs 10 - 12th September 2010

    Quote Originally Posted by pingu823
    I did this last year. 1hr 46mins.... not bad for a Signaller
    You doing it this year Pingu?
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  4. 21-07-2010, 17:09 #34
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    Hi everyone, im still trying to find my way around this site as its been changed abit and im still a newbie

    Im training hard for the paras10 and im now carrying the 35lb weight just getting used to the blisters ouch!
    hoping to raise money for Help for Heroes im up to £240 on my webpage and got more donations off line which is great.

    my webpage is Tracey Clark is fundraising for Help for Heroes
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  5. 09-08-2010, 13:20 #35
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    Just in case any of you have missed them - Tracey has posted some photo's in the Gallery section. May help motivate a few of you to support her fundraising for H4H. Great cause and a bit of softcore perving too. What more motivation do you want to donate!!

    Keep up the good work (oh....and the training too)

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  6. 10-08-2010, 08:31 #36
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    Cool

    Don't know what photos you're talking about E_C cough cough but it's obv a great cause and we all should donate! Well done in advance to everyone taking part!
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  7. 13-08-2010, 23:20 #37
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    Thanks guys for your support, will post a few more pics xx
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  8. 14-08-2010, 09:06 #38
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    Cool

    Oh good!!

    Now where's my posting preference form? Got to put Colchester on it! Lol!!
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  9. 14-08-2010, 12:43 #39
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    If Carlsberg did Paras10 pace men then................................... ;)
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  10. 14-08-2010, 22:51 #40
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    I'm in it again Postman Twit I am number 64 this year,I will more than likely see you up there,I'm not carrying a sack of dog food this time,it was fooking murder.I have packed my Bergan a bit better this time.
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  11. 15-08-2010, 12:06 #41
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    Ive got 5 house bricks taped up and clothes wrapped round them in my Bergan.
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    Quote Originally Posted by armywife_tracey View Post
    Ive got 5 house bricks taped up and clothes wrapped round them in my Bergan.
    No maam, not the best of ideas. To solid and a 'fixed' load.

    Make the weight with sand in poly bags and keep it spread between the main frame and the pockets. I'm assuming you are wearing a 'non frame' rucksac'. Aim to have the load mould around your shape/frame size/ body type. Please bin the bricks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alec_Lomas View Post
    No maam, not the best of ideas. To solid and a 'fixed' load.

    Make the weight with sand in poly bags and keep it spread between the main frame and the pockets. I'm assuming you are wearing a 'non frame' rucksac'. Aim to have the load mould around your shape/frame size/ body type. Please bin the bricks.
    Ive got a small Bergan has no pockets and sits high on my back, ive had no problems yet ive been out 3 times a week and covered 6 and a half miles each time.

    But thanks for your advice.
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    For those of us unable (or sane enough) not to do it, can we go along and give support and encouragement to those ARRSE'rs that are doing it?
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  15. 15-08-2010, 16:50 #45
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    Quote Originally Posted by armywife_tracey View Post
    Ive got 5 house bricks taped up and clothes wrapped round them in my Bergan.
    So that's where all your clothes have gone Tracey?
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